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Commercial construction projects span retail units, office buildings and standalone commercial structures, each with different structural and code requirements than a residential build. Fire safety provisions, parking requirements and commercial-grade electrical load planning are worked into the design stage rather than added afterward.

Our Process

  1. Site Assessment and Feasibility (1–2 weeks): Structural load, parking, and fire safety requirements.

  2. Design and Bill of Quantities Preparation (2–3 weeks): Coordinated with any architect or interior designer already engaged.

  3. Municipal and Commercial Approvals: Typically longer than residential due to fire NOC and commercial-use permissions.

  4. Structural Construction: Several months to over a year, depending on scale.

  5. MEP Work: Sized for commercial load requirements, including higher electrical capacity and HVAC systems.

  6. Finishing and Handover: With facility documentation provided for future maintenance.

Recent Work

Commercial builds have ranged from single retail units to larger standalone commercial structures. Because commercial-grade electrical and fire safety requirements differ from residential work, these are priced and planned as a distinct scope from the outset rather than adapted from a residential Bill of Quantities.

Pricing: Commercial construction typically runs ₹1,800–3,000/sq ft. Final pricing depends on fire safety, electrical load and finish requirements — request a detailed quote.

What types of commercial construction projects does Arkose take on?

Retail units, office buildings and standalone commercial structures, each planned around commercial-specific requirements like parking, fire safety and electrical load rather than adapted from residential specifications.

How does Arkose handle fire safety and commercial building code compliance?

Fire safety provisions and commercial building code requirements are built into the design and Bill of Quantities stage upfront, and Arkose manages the approvals, including fire NOC where applicable, alongside the construction work.

How long does a typical commercial construction project take?

Timelines vary significantly with scale, from a few months for a single retail unit fit-out to over a year for a larger standalone commercial building. A project-specific schedule is set after the initial site assessment.

Does Arkose coordinate with an architect or interior designer already hired for the project?

Yes. Arkose can work alongside an existing architect or interior designer, building to their drawings, or handle design and construction together as a single scope.